Explore Congo – Be amongst the first to arrive

The forests of the Congo Basin comprise the world’s largest rain forests after those of the Amazon Basin. They are the most beautiful and accessible forests of their kind in Africa.

Where the Central African countries of Congo-Brazzaville (also called the Republic of Congo), the Central African Republic and Cameroon meet in their northern, eastern and western sectors, they form a triangle of these precious forests which is protected by the national parks of Nouabale-Ndoki, Dzanga-Ndoki and Lobeke.

While wildlife research in these parks is an important focus, they also provide Africa’s newest and most adventurous safari for intrepid travelers – access to the worlds only habituated western lowland gorilla silver backs and their harems; Central Africa’s highest concentrations of forest elephants; and the Baaka, the Central African indigenous people who serve as gorilla trackers and who are the cornerstones of the gorilla habituation programs.